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Architectural Metalwork – Staircases

Structures, balustrades, handrails.

Finished Project Award

Who Should Nominate

Architectural metalworkers behind staircases — structures, balustrades, handrails and the engineering and design that ties them together.

Eligibility

Open to all Irish Steel members. You can nominate your own company or another member, and you can enter more than one category — just submit each entry separately.

Entries should be based on work that was completed or significantly progressed between 1 July 2024 and 30 June 2026. A handful of categories don't specify a time window — when in doubt, get in touch.

What Judges Look For

Each entry is reviewed by our judging panel. For finished projects, judges weigh:

  • Quality of the end result
  • Innovation and technical execution
  • Project complexity and scale
  • Collaboration with suppliers and clients
  • Uniqueness

Submission Requirements

Every submission needs:

  • A short project summary (50 words)
  • The story of the project (800–1,000 words) — what you built, how you solved problems, the materials and techniques, the operational excellence, innovation and technology involved
  • A strong case for why it deserves to win (up to 500 words)
  • At least two high-quality images (up to five allowed)
  • Your company logo in PNG format

Optional but welcome: video links, drawings, and media features.

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BT2 Stairs
Finalist
BBSF

BT2 Stairs

BBSF

Design, Fabricate and install a feature stair case to a live premium retail space, replacing an escalator.

Voting ID #10108
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Cairns T2 External stairs with perforated panels
Finalist
Marcus P Graham Ironworks

Cairns T2 External stairs with perforated panels

Marcus P Graham Ironworks

MPGI successfully detailed and fabricated bespoke architectural railings for the Cairns T2 Block A external stairs. Featuring 6mm folded steel panels with custom perforations, the fully galvanized and RAL 7015 finished system combines robust structural safety with a striking, modern architectural aesthetic.

Voting ID #69198
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Google  Bolands Mills Dublin
Finalist
OMC Technologies

Google Bolands Mills Dublin

OMC Technologies

Suspended Helical Stairs . This magnificent staircase in Google Bolands Mills is manufactured from curved steel stringers and suspended from the main structure by special Macalloy rods. LED lighting and stainless steel cables are a big feature of the balustrade. Polished stainless steel handrails and stone treads complete the look

Voting ID #20144
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Google Treasury Building
Finalist
Tara Steel & Engineering

Google Treasury Building

Tara Steel & Engineering

Fabricate and fit of mild steel balustrades and wall rails to Google Treasury Building, with dual colour balustrade panels.

Voting ID #76159
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Mercy Convent School
Finalist
Coughlan Engineering

Mercy Convent School

Coughlan Engineering

Bespoke Flat Bar Fall Arrest and Stainless Steel Handrails

Voting ID #38138
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No. 3 Dublin Landings
Finalist
OMC Technologies

No. 3 Dublin Landings

OMC Technologies

OMC were contracted to install this superb helical stair in the main atrium of No. 3 Dublin landings for IPUT. No.3 forms part of Dublin Landings, which is a mixed use development extending to over 1 million sq ft (92,900 sq m). The scheme is home to the National Treasury Management Agency of Ireland (NTMA) and the Central Bank of Ireland. High-end apartments, dining, leisure, and a boutique hotel complete the development ensuring occupiers will attract a dynamic and talented workforce. Dublin Landings has become a location of choice for leading organisations.

Voting ID #21125
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Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) Learning & Development College
Finalist
Peter Martin Engineering

Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) Learning & Development College

Peter Martin Engineering

This project involves the development and construction of a new Learning and Development Centre with classrooms that will provide a national base for high quality standardised training and education for the NIFRS. The facility will include a specialist driving and road traffic collision training area and a training environment for collapsed buildings and below ground rescue.

Voting ID #56167
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